Hi, I am MichaelIT-Project ManagerPhotographer
Delivering complex software projects with a structured, data-driven approach. Combining analytical thinking with a creative perspective through photography.
My name is Michael. I am an experienced IT Project Manager with over 10 years of experience in delivering complex software solutions and leading cross-functional teams.
I focus on bridging the gap between business and technology – ensuring that ideas are translated into scalable, high-quality digital products.
Combining analytical thinking with a creative perspective through photography.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
I bring over 10 years of experience in managing and delivering complex IT and software projects across different industries.
My work spans the entire project lifecycle – from initial concept and requirements definition to implementation, delivery, and continuous optimization.
I specialize in coordinating cross-functional teams, aligning business and technical stakeholders, and ensuring reliable delivery in dynamic and often complex environments.
Beyond execution, I focus on creating structure, improving processes, and enabling teams to work efficiently and transparently.
I offer a combination of project leadership, technical understanding, and a strong focus on delivering measurable results.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2015 – Present
IT Project Management & Software Delivery
2012 – 2015
Technical Writing & Content Development (IT)
2013 – 2015
M.Sc. Business Information Systems & E-Government
2009 – 2012
B.Sc. Business Information Systems
Technical understanding, communication, and strategic thinking are equally important.
HOW I WORK
My work is driven by a structured and analytical approach. I focus on clarity, prioritization, and sustainable solutions rather than short-term fixes.
I enjoy working in complex environments where technical understanding, communication, and strategic thinking are equally important.
Data plays a central role in my work – whether in decision-making, optimization, or evaluating project success.
PROFESSIONALS SKILLS
Capturing moments as creative outlet
PHOTOGRAPHY
Alongside my professional work, photography is an important creative outlet for me.
What started as an interest during my time studying abroad in Sweden has developed into a continuous pursuit of capturing landscapes, moments, and perspectives.
I particularly enjoy the process behind each image — from planning a shoot, scouting locations, and carefully choosing the right time based on weather and light conditions.
Many of my shoots start long before sunrise, often involving hiking to a location in the dark to be there at the exact right moment.
The actual act of taking the photograph is just as important to me: dialing in the right exposure, adjusting settings manually, and finding the best possible angle and composition.
Photography allows me to approach things from a different angle — more intuitive, visual, and focused on detail.
A Different Perspective
While project management is about structure, planning, and execution, photography sharpens my eye for perspective, detail, and timing.
Both disciplines require a clear understanding of context — knowing when to step back, when to focus, and how individual elements come together to form a coherent result.
In photography, this means carefully observing a scene, anticipating changing conditions, and composing an image with intention. In project work, it translates into structuring complex problems, aligning stakeholders, and making informed decisions in dynamic environments.
This combination influences how I approach challenges: analytical and structured on the one hand, but also aware of nuance, perspective, and the bigger picture.
It allows me to not only manage projects efficiently, but to approach them with a broader, more thoughtful view.